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• Tagged.com Reaches Email Marketing Settlements with New York, Texas
• Has Twitter Reached its Peak?
• One of the Most Flattering Recognitions We’ve Received at Silverpop
• Back to the Future
• That Whole "Maine" Thing
• Email Visitor Conversion Rates Tower over PPC and SEO
• The Tech Behind Domain-based Authentication
• How Will the Shift to Domain-based Reputation Affect Your Email Deliverability?
• Marketers Flocking to Social Media
• Twitter Eclipses Facebook as No. 1 Brand-Linked Social Network Site
• Google Unsubscribe
• The New Marketing Frontier, Augmented Reality
• Google Gets Into the Operating System Business
• "Mine" Offers Digital Personalization in Print Form
• Is Outlook Broken?
• Shopping Cart Abandon: How Long Should You Wait?
• Web 7.0 on Twitter
• Social Networking and B2B Go Together
• Riding the Google Wave
• The Next Generation of Campaign Automation
• The Birth of Engagement Marketing
• The Beginnings of Location-based Marketing?
• The Best Protection Against Spam
• The Death of Voice Mail
• The Rules of Engagement Marketing
• Recent Interview on the State of Email Marketing
• Recession Email—Too Much of a Good Thing?
• A Great Overview of the Social Universe
• Why I Love A/B Page Testing and Optimization
• A Brief History of Marketing
• Emailers Not Targeted in New FTC Report on Behavioral Advertising
• The World is Changing ...
• Big Day Online Expected as U.K. Shoppers Hunt for Bargains
• Poof, 2/3 of the World's Spam is Gone ...
• A Little Email Humor ...
• The New Spam
• An Interesting Finding About Forms
• New Study Reveals Top Clients Used to View Email Marketing Messages
• SpamZa: A Compelling Case for Double Opt-In
• The Latest Challenge for Mobile Marketing
• Which Country Is the Most Spammed?
• What Does the Recession Mean to Online Marketers?
• Email Marketing Gaining Ground in APAC
• The Paradox of Privacy
• Online marketing in Asia
• Study Reveals Email Tactics of Top U.S. Retailers
• Email: A Bright Future for a Venerable Channel
• Advertising Privacy Concerns Are Rising Again in New York
• Goodmail Makes Email as Legal as Paper
• Creativity Versus the Machine
• A Very New and Very Cool Idea for Mobile Marketing
• Update on the Mobile Marketing Revolution
• Is Email Taking Over Your Life?
• Contemplating the Future of the Inbox
• Industry Vet Loren McDonald Joins Silverpop
• Email vs. Social Networks
• MySpace Spam
• Google Says Spam is Slowing
• Keeping up With my Blog
• Inbox 2.0
• Email is the Original Social Networking App
• Puzzling Emails From one of my Favorite Retailers
• Quotes from Michael Nutley of New Media Age
• This is Not a Paid Endorsement
• The Six Levels of Content Relevance
• Another New Term for the Email Lexicon - Unemotionally Subscribed
• Visiting London
• Email Marketing is Thriving
• Silverpop's Unreleased Study on Subject Lines and Open Rates
• Email Marketing and Relational Data
• Why Isn't Email Being Used for the Product Recalls We've Been Reading About These Days?
• BACN--The Latest Addition to the Email Lexicon
• Federal Legislation Regarding Potted Meat
• Email Overtakes the Telephone
• BtoB Marketers Embrace New Media
• The Power of Brands
• RSS Shows Up Somewhere Interesting ...
• Does Email Still Matter?
• Google Buys Postini
• Now, For Something a Little Bit Lighter ...
• Will Arrest Stem Tide of Spam?
• Google Acquires Feedburner
• People Are Getting Used to Spam
• Everything Just Changed …
• The Lead Management Business
• Report from the eMarketing Association 2007 West Conference
• Nearly One-third of U.K. Retailers Break Email Privacy Laws
• Google Buys DoubleClick for $3.1 Billion
• RSS on the Rise
• New Study--Consumers Want an Unsubscribe Button
• Are Standardized Metrics the Answer to Deliverability?
• Email All Grown Up?
• What Exactly is Mobile Marketing?
• Taking BtoB Email to the Next Level
• To Double Opt-In or Not
• New MarketingSherpa Data Points to Importance of Creative
• Why Marketers Get Kicked Out of the Inbox
• U.K. Enacts New Regulations Affecting Emailers
• Spam is on the Rise Again...
• Advertising on the Mobile Phone...
• Will Microsoft Bombshell Change Email Marketing?
• Email 2.0
• Great Tips on Email Creative
• List-Unsubscribe
• Incremental Value
• AOL on an Opt-out Button
• Some New Perspectives on Spam and Deliverability
• Forty-nine
• To Video or Not to Video; That is the Question
• Why I Love SaaS
• Report From ad:tech
• Email Marketing ROI More Than Double Other Online Marketing
• Great Stats on Interactive Marketing
• I Really Hate Spam, Especially from Real Brands …
• Judge Denies Request to Suspend Spamhaus Domain
• Content Filters no Longer Matter as Much
• Individual Recipient Send Timing
• Spamhaus vs. the U.S. District Court
• What's the Best Day of the Week to Mail a Campaign?
• The Best Time and Day to Send to Your List
• Will Patty Mail Kill Web Beacons?
• The Best of the Best in RSS Marketing... Over Dinner
• Mobile Content That Didn't Work Out
• Silverpop's U.K. Customer Conference
• Email Marketing in Europe
• Why the Unsubscribe Button Matters…
• Radical Idea for Permission
• Update on the World of RSS
• Retail Email Continues to Deliver More Bang for the Buck
• The Death of Demographic Targeting
• Why Email Marketers Love the "Unsubscribe" Button
• AOL Wants to Dig for Spammer's Gold
• The World of Marketing According to Teenagers
• The Announcement That Will Change Mobile Marketing
• 1-to-1 Spam
• Unsubscribe Button May Become a Reality
• Contest Showcases Great Marketing Emails
• Anti-spammer Turns Spammer
• A Great Overview on Mobile Marketing
• Email Marketers and the Frequency Trap
• Being an Independent Company in the Email Marketing Space
• Making Complaints Work Better for Everyone
• The Next Generation of Location-based Marketing
• Kodak: Picture of a Spammer?
• AOL and Google Email Have a Bad Month
• MarketingSherpa Recognizes My Blog
• Does Online Marketing Really Matter?
• Image Supression May Not Be the Biggest Challenge to Measuring Opens in Europe
• Early Preview of Outlook 2007 and RSS
• Jupiter's Latest Research on RSS Penetration
• Departing AOL Users Go to ...
• Video in Email
• Why RSS Won't Work ...
• Mobile Phones as the Next Ramp to the Internet
• Quiet Revolution Blog recognized in the 100 Top Business Blogs
• Report from the MarketingSherpa Email Conference
• Feedback on My RSS Measurability Post
• Forrester Fire Over Podcasts
• How Can Marketers Improve RSS Measurability?
• What's Happening to TV Advertising?
• A Great Quote on Next-Generation Media
• Making the Most of Opt-outs
• Mobile Marketing: U.S. vs. Europe, Part I
• New Report on Global Email Spam
• Opposition to Goodmail Unites Political Rivals
• New Utah Ruling Helps Emailers
• JupiterResearch: A Bright and Steady Future for Email Marketing
• A Glimpse Into the Future of Marketing
• Preserving Your e-Newsletters for Posterity
• Nationwide attention on pay-for-delivery
• AOL and Goodmail, Enhanced White Listing is Back!
• Goodmail Pay-for-Delivery Begins
• Email Child Protection Laws Put Children at Risk
• Tough Question on Permission
• Let's Ban the Term "Permission"
• Spam: A Tragedy of the Commons
• Podcasting ...
• A Proposed Solution for "Permission" Email
• A Definition of Spam
• Latest Outlook Spam Filter
• A Politician Learns About Email Marketing
• The FTC's Two-year Report on the Effectiveness of CAN-SPAM
• Comment and Track-back Spam
• Good Example of Bad Permission Management
• Syndicate: Bloggers Blogging on Blogging
• Syndicate Update: HP's Scott Anderson on Corporate Blogging
• Syndicate Conference: Sneak Preview of Microsoft's RSS Future
• Live From Syndicate
• Google Adds RSS to Gmail
• Even the Sony Portable Video Player Supports RSS
• RSS Continues to Expand ...
• MAJOR Step in RSS
• Upcoming Teleseminar with MarketingSherpa ...
• RSS is Like TiVo for Email
• Amazon.com - The Ultimate Preference Center?
• Check Out the eMA
• Retention vs. Acquisition Email, Round 764
• Pornographers vs. the State of Utah
• The Next Evolution of the Spam Button
• Tectonic Shift in Online Marketing
• A Great Article on Building RSS into Your Marketing Plan ...
• Splogs
• Update: Michigan's Email Child Protection Law
• CNBC and RSSDirect™
• RSS and The Little Orange Box
• Video iPod - Incredible Potential
• Pay for Delivery ...
• DMA05 Continued ...
• First Report from DMA05
• The New York Times Loves RSS
• SMS Comes Through for Katrina Victims
• Are Spammers Finally Getting Tired?
• Email Marketing in the UK
• Phishing is now Really Illegal in California
• The Future of Marketing: More Control for Consumers
• One in 10 Blog Readers Say They Tap RSS for Content
• A Report on the DMA B-to-B Conference
• Shop.org Conference Report
• Will Email and Mobile Marketing Converge?
• Experiences with DomainKeys, Sender ID and SPF
• Email Outperforms Catalogs for Driving Web Traffic
• British Businesses Falling Short on Email Compliance
• What Exactly is Wrong Here?
• Hurricane Katrina Affects Everyone ...
• New IP Reputation Service
• Disaffection: A New Metric for Senders?
• A REAL Threat to Email ...
• Michigan Postpones Children's Email Registry
• AOL Giving Away Spammer's Hummer, Gold, Cash
• Spammer to Pay Microsoft $7 Million
• Real-Time Web Site Authentication
• Instant Messaging as the Email Killer?
• TRUSTe to Certify Good Emailers
• A Unique Example of a Curriculum Campaign
• Affiliate-Based Email Marketing in the Cross-Hairs
• News from the Authentication Summit in NYC
• Word-of-Mouth Marketing
• Michigan and Utah
• Authentication and Reputation Are Heating Up
• DomainKeys Gone Live
• RSS Venture Fund
• RSS Takes a Major Step Forward
• American Express Puts its Toe in the RSS Water
• Latest Industry Metrics From DoubleClick
• Microsoft Takes New Step With SenderID
• ADV Appears Offically Dead
• Deliverability is Everyone's Job
• Upcoming Teleseminar Featuring Yours Truly . . .
• Georgia's New Spam Law
• Email Humor
• Yahoo! and Cisco Team up for Authentication
• An INBOX Report . . .
• Blogs vs. Email
• The End of Spam Debated . . .
• Why Use RSS at All?
• Microsoft Steps up Game in Anti-Spam
• Email Marketing: A Retailer Report Card
• The DMA's Annual Catalog Conference
• Customer Conference
• ePrize and Your House List
• The FTC's Latest Proposals . . .
• And You Were Concerned That AOL was Blocking Your Messages . . .
• A Drop in Phishing
• Does Email Make You Dumb?
• Economic Reality Joins Fight Against Spam
• A Cautionary Tale for Big Brands
• A Conversation with Julian Smith
• The Perils of Appends
• Bad Week for Spammers
• eMarketing Association Conference Report
• Spammed A Lot?
• More Good News on Spam
• Opt-out: Missing the Point
• My Favorite Viral Message
• Subconscious Decision-Making
• And You Thought Spam was Bad...
• The Split-Second Reaction
• Tough Days for the Data Industry
• Does CAN-SPAM matter? Part 2
• Does CAN-SPAM Really Matter?, Part 1
• The Technology Behind my Blog, Part 2
• The Technology Behind my Blog, Part 1
• The world of blogs, part 2
• The world of blogs, part 1
• Survey says email is the top interactive marketing tool
• The State of Spam
• AOL Announces Big Drop in Spam
• In Case You Missed It
• FTC Rules on "Primary Purpose"
• MarketingSherpa Metrics and Teleseminar
• Yahoo! rolls out DomainKeys
• "The Apprentice" and email marketing
• If You Are A Serious Email Geek...
• Cool New Company Alert: MessageCast
• The authentication world continues to turn...
• Affini takes aim at fixing spam
• The book is announced
• DMA Annual event, New Orleans
• Shop.org
• As the world turns: Sender ID
• Rich Media Email
• Welcome to My Blog